We Cyber Protect Those Who Protect Us

Specializing in Critical Infrastructure & Public Safety
Led by experts in 9-1-1 technology, cyberwarfare, and ethical hacking
Comprehensive: Support Before, During, and After an Incident

Our Unique Approach to Cybersecurity

Does SecuLore Replace Endpoint Protection, Platform Security, SIEM, Etc?

NO! SecuLore complements your overall cybersecurity strategy by showing you the areas where you may not be covered by these solutions and services.

How Does SecuLore Work With My Other Vendors?

SecuLore knows the vital role that your other cybersecurity vendors play in securing your networks. Our methodologies show us vulnerabilities in your specific network. Sometimes these vulnerabilities stem from a service or component being configured incorrectly or a vendor not delivering exactly what you expected. Either way, we make sure you, our customer, have the knowledge you need to reduce your risk.

How Does SecuLore Detect Vulnerabilities And Anomalous Behavior?

SecuLore uses our own patented tools to passively collect data on your network, either for a short time (SecuLore CyberBenchmark Vulnerability Assessment) or ongoing (SecuLore OverWatch Monitoring). By looking at the raw packets on your network, we can clearly see what devices can access your network, what those devices are doing, where else those devices might be sending data, and much more.

Furthermore, our cybersecurity experts and ethical hackers have years of experience specializing in public safety and critical infrastructure. They use that experience to quickly identify risks and propose mitigation tactics.

Recent News & Press

  • September 13, 2023

    Zetron Awarded Cybersecurity Services Contract for Kansas Counties

  • June 18, 2023

    Exacom Acquires SecuLore Solutions to Further Enhance the Cybersecurity of Public Safety Agencies

  • November 17, 2022

    MicroAutomation Announces Partnership With SecuLore Solutions

From Idea to Solution

Where we started

SecuLore Solutions, founded by Tim Lorello, prioritized safeguarding national public safety infrastructure through cybersecurity. Inventing ‘Paladin’, a patented product for monitoring and visualizing network traffic, Tim Lorello and Alexander Lorello started in a small office in Odenton, Maryland. CTO Sean Scott, a cyberwarfare specialist, contributed to Paladin’s design and continues to do so. This collaboration resulted in an advanced solution for detecting cyber threats and visualizing network activity, applicable across industries and platforms.

In 2023, SecuLore was acquired by Exacom.